No rants this week
Nuggety fudgy freshly dug spuds. Mmmmm.
Nuggety fudgy freshly dug spuds. Mmmmm.
The only way to eat a broad bean is when it is very young, crisp textured and bright green, or, parboiled and stripped of its outer skin.
The week as it was.
Rockin’ into winter with some good tastes!
Fried potatoes, smoked fish, herbs and flowing egg yolks equals a certain kind of deliciousness that you might think is the domain of Sunday cafés offering brunch. Nah! It’s so easy to make at home.
Get to a farmer’s market (ignore the rain – it’s great for the produce!), get shopping and get cooking. Autumn and all her glories is upon us!
There are heaps of recipes on Shared Kitchen to help you cook up the perfect storm in your kitchen over the festive period. Meringues, Raspberries & Cream Bombe Summer Fruit Salad with Sugared Yoghurt Cream Butterflied Leg of Lamb with Preserved Lemon Prawn & Scallops on Skewers Strawberry Tartlets Cocktail Sandwiches: Classic Ham &…
Giulio Sturla is an exceptional talent. Having made his way to NZ via Mugaritz restaurant in Spain (in the top 10 in the world), he is unearthing some of our greatest culinary treasures.
Just waiting for those big mounds of asparagus to appear in shops, then you know it’s fresh, plentiful and cheap!
Finally, I made it to Te Motu The Shed for lunch. On a sunny Sunday …
… so much you can do with them. Woo-hoo!
Ho Ho Ho! Potatoes on pizza. Yeah!
I’d happily eat everything that’s on the menu at Dishoom
Thank god for ovens, for shallow roasting tins, for non-stick baking paper and for vegetables!
Bevan Smith chats about what matters to him most – food, family and friends
White & green asparagus in a puddle of browned butter with toasty crumbs and a poached egg on top … well, you can’t get much better than that for a fancy pants brunch or lunch.
Make that a triple serving … I’d be happy to! 1st October is World Vegetarian Day, not something that is ever going to slip under my radar because, in case you hadn’t noticed, we’re rather fond of vegetables at Shared Kitchen. In fact, we’re crazy about them. Beats me though, why potatoes continue to get…
What about those annoying little points that you side-step, or blatantly ignore? Will a recipe still hang together?
If you haven’t had a tour around Shared Kitchen for awhile, here are some of the fabulous vegetable recipes on board (click on the links at the bottom of each gallery of photos): Persimmon & Feta Salad Ilaria’s Spicy Bunnuce Burgers Erbazzone Mushrooms on Toast Eggplant & Date Salad Broccoli Salad with Pumpkin & Peppers…
Only read this if you really want to know how to cook eggplant.
Marc has had a stellar career working his way around New Zealand hotels, restaurants, cafes and catering establishments, rising to Chef of the Nation in 2005, then furthering his career overseas at acclaimed Californian restaurants, Restaurant Gary Danko in San Francisco and the French Laundry in Napa Valley. Here he chats with Julie Biuso about the announcement of his 2015 Beef and Lamb Ambassadorship.
Beware of out of season beans sold in tinted plastic bags – it’s a scam to enhance their green colour.
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